Wheel Decision Time
Originally Posted by luigi524td' post='758278' date='Jan 3 2009, 01:01 PM
Is it wheel #1 ...
Or wheel #2 ?
Or wheel #2 ?
Argumentation: High ET numbers (X models) don't allow so "deep" wheel design as low ET numbers (non X models) do. And that's why the #2 will look much better, IMO
Originally Posted by Anzafin' post='758282' date='Jan 3 2009, 06:32 AM
For an X model I would take the #2, definitely.
Argumentation: High ET numbers (X models) don't allow so "deep" wheel design as low ET numbers (non X models) do. And that's why the #2 will look much better, IMO
Argumentation: High ET numbers (X models) don't allow so "deep" wheel design as low ET numbers (non X models) do. And that's why the #2 will look much better, IMO
If she keeps that up I'll cancel her X6 order before the weekend is over - that'll show her who's in charge
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Definitely #2 FTW buddy. Don't think the MV2 will look too good personally!!
Originally Posted by ENstig8or' post='758324' date='Jan 3 2009, 10:01 AM
See ya in the "Egg"!
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#2, but in 19" and in Staggered. The rear wheel has a better offset, which gives a much better "concave" look. It also looks better with a wider rear.



